imp(cli): Add client, cmd and version packages

[MalteHerrmann]

NOTE: This can be merged after #22.

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• add client, cmd and version packages

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added command-line interface (CLI) functionality to retrieve blockchain blocks by height.
  • Introduced debug commands for manipulating cryptographic keys and addresses.
  • Added commands for exporting and importing Ethereum private keys.
  • Implemented key management commands for adding and managing cryptographic keys.
  • Introduced version management functionality for the application.

• Improvements

  • Updated changelog to document new client, command, and version packages.
  • Enhanced configuration utility for hierarchical deterministic wallets.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling for database access and command execution.

• Documentation

  • Updated comments and documentation for improved clarity across various functions and modules.

• Chores

  • Reorganized import statements and removed unused configurations to streamline the codebase.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates introduce a significant enhancement to the command-line interface (CLI) of a blockchain application, featuring new functionalities for managing keys, configurations, and database interactions. Key improvements include the addition of client, command, and version packages, robust debugging tools, and streamlined configurations following the removal of deprecated MemIAVL settings. Overall, these changes refine structure, usability, and performance in the evolving ecosystem.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md	Added entry for new client, command, and version packages in CLI; linked to PR #23.
client/block/*.go	Introduced commands for retrieving and managing blockchain blocks, including the implementation of a storage system for block data.
client/config.go	Added configuration management functions and validation for chain IDs, enhancing user input handling.
client/debug/debug.go	Created debugging commands for public key decoding, address conversion, and transaction analysis.
client/export.go	Implemented command for exporting Ethereum private keys in an unencrypted format, with user prompts for security.
client/import.go	Added functionality for securely importing Ethereum private keys into the keybase.
client/keys/*.go	Established key management commands, supporting operations like adding and deleting keys with multisig capabilities.
cmd/config/*.go	Introduced configuration utilities for setting up wallets and managing database connections, simplifying the configuration process.
server/config/config.go	Removed MemIAVL-related configurations and logic to streamline server settings.
server/start.go	Updated configuration management to utilize a new centralized configuration approach.
testutil/constants.go	Added ExampleBech32Prefix constant for testing, reorganized existing constants for clarity.
version/version.go	Introduced a versioning module to encapsulate and report application's version details.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI
    participant Keyring
    participant Database

    User->>CLI: Initiate key management
    CLI->>Keyring: Add/Import Key
    Keyring->>CLI: Confirmation
    CLI->>Database: Store Key Data
    Database-->>CLI: Acknowledge storage
    CLI-->>User: Display success message

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[0xstepit]

Is client testnet.go file not required?

[MalteHerrmann]

Is client testnet.go file not required?

That contains the outdated and not maintained evmosd testnet command, which is not functional since forever AFAIK - so I didn't want to port it to the new evmOS repo